Support for dealing with hate crime
If you want to talk about a problem you are having with hate crime or harassment, you can contact the local police Community Safety Unit.
They have a specialist unit of police officers who have been trained to respond to hate crime, including racist, homophobic and disability harassment.
Where to get help and advice
Stop Hate UK
Stop Hate UK is a charity commissioned by the council to provide a confidential reporting phone line for anyone experiencing any form of hate crime. At any time, you can contact Stop Hate UK to report an incident or get support.
With your consent, they can refer your case on to local specialist organisations who can help you. They can also discuss the option of reporting it to the police and give the details to the police for you, if this is what you want.
Find out more about Stop Hate UK
Homophobic and transphobic crime
The Metropolitan Police Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) liaison team work with the gay and transgender community to tackle homophobic and transphobic hate crime.
Galop is London's LGBT+ community safety charity. You can report LGBT abuse or violence on the Galop website or by phone.
Metro Charity is an equality and diversity charity based in Greenwich. They offer a confidential service in a safe space with experienced professionals if you have experienced hate LGBT+ crime. Find out more about Metro Charity's LGBT hate crime service
Disability related crime
If you are experiencing harassment because of a disability, contact the Greenwich Association of Disabled People. You will be able to report the problem and get advice and support about what action can be taken.
Find out more about the Greenwich Association of Disabled People
Race and Faith related crime
The Greenwich Inclusion Project (GrIP) will help you if you have experienced hate crime that you believe is motivated by your race, faith or nationality.
Find out more about the Greenwich Inclusion Project
Hate crime reporting events
In partnership with Stop Hate UK, GrIP organises events to promote awareness of hate crime reporting. Visit the GrIP website or GrIP Facebook page to find out more.